Part of the Charles Herbert Crookson Collection
Abstracts from the
Coroner's Report of Decedents' Property
from the 1876-1877 San Francisco Municipal Report
Thank you to Charles Herbert Crooksen for his donation of this data
SCHEDULE, SHOWING PROPERTY FOUND WITH OR UPON THE BODIES OF DECEASED PERSONS, BY THE CORONER, AND THE DISPOSITION OF THE SAME, DURING THE YEAR COMMENCING JULY 1, 1876 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1877.

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DATE
 PERSON DECEASED
DESCRIPTION AND DISPOSTION
July 2, 1876 SULLIVAN Fifteen cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, August 24th.
July 5, 1876 Peter WILHELMSON Silver watch, carpenters' rule, pencil, pocket looking glass, and watch key.  Delivered to James WILHELMSON, brother of deceased, July 6th.
July 7, 1876 John MENZEL Two dollars and seventy cents silver coin, silver watch, knife keys, two rings, and memorandum book.  Delivered to Mrs. MENZEL, wife of deceased, July 10th.
July 8, 1876 Fred. MEYER Five dollars and fifty cents silver coin, and revolver.  Delivered to City Treasurer, August 24th.
July 9, 1876 Charles NEUMANN Thirty cents coin, and revolver.  Delivered to Ida NEUMANN, daughter of deceased, July 14th.
July 10, 1876 Lawrence H. LUNDIUS Five sleeve buttons, five studs, fifty-five cents coin, one collar button, derringer, eight gold watches, six ladies' gold watches, twelve silver watches, three silver watch cases, twenty-six watch movements, twenty-seven and one-half dozen plated forks and spoons, four dozen knives, five and one-half rolls watch glasses, one box watch glasses, contents of room at 266 Minna street.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, July 11th.
July 14, 1876 James McCABE Seventeen dollars and five cents silver coin, five dollars gold coin, silver watch, trunk containing persoanl effects.  Delivered to FLANNAGAN & GALLAGHER $22.05, as authorized by Resolution No. 9,121, Board of Supervisors, July 17th, and the balance delivered to City Treasurer, October 27th.
July 15, 1876 Lydia F. BARNUM Twenty-five dollars fifty-five cents coin, twenty-five cents currency, twenty-five cent gold piece, gold ring, thimble, trunk containing clothing.  Delivered to J.C. RAGSDALE on order of Susie [B.?] WILKINSON, sister of deceased, August 18th.
July 26, 1876 Elisha CARD Gold watch, watch chain, keys to shop No. 15 Pine street.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, July 26th.
July 31, 1876 F.E.G. MOY Seventy dollars gold coin, ten dollars silver coin, bank book French bank, showing a credit of $634, watch, papers, and key to house No. [21?] Morton street.  Delivered to B. PASQUALE and Alexander LEVY, executors of the estate, August 19th.
Aug. 6, 1876 Martin SUTTON Eighty-five cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, August 24th.
Aug. 9, 1876 Thos. F. KORTS One dollar and thirty cents coin, three studs, one collar button, sleeve buttons, ring, keys, knife and revolver.  Delivered to Wm. KORTS, brother of deceased, August 9th.
Aug. 11, 1876 John EARLE Forty-one dollars coin, silver watch, chain, key and trunk containing poersonal effects.  Delivered to Massey & Yung, $41 to defray funeral expenses, as authorized by Resolution No. 9,502, Board of Supervisors, September 23d, and the balance delivered to John PURCELL for Patrick EARLE, father of deceased, September 19th.
Aug. 15, 1876 J.C. BOGART One dollar and eighty-five cents coin, sleeve buttons, match box, spectacles, keys, papers, trunk and contents.  Delivered to R.E. RAIMOND, executor of the estate, September 18.
Aug. 17, 1876 Sarah SLOAN Five cents, sleeve buttons, collar button and ring.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Aug. 17, 1876 Chas. A. ARNOLD Five cents and pocket knife.  Delivered to City Treasurer, October 27th.
Aug. 27, 1876 Nathan A. THOMPSON One hundred and five dollars and sixty-five cents coin, watch and chain, jeweler's lathe and tools, telegraphic machine, lamp, and trunk containing clothing and tools.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, October 30th.
Aug. 28, 1876 Carrie BERNDT Five dollars and forty cents coin, three sleeve buttons, two breast pins, three pair ear rings, silver watch, ring and key.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, August 31st.
Aug. 28, 1876 Lewis BERNDT Seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents coin, seventy-five shares South Chariot Mining Company's stock, gold ring, wallet, thimble, revolver and key to rooms at 303 Mason street.  Delivered to Simon MAYER Public Administrator, August 31st.
Aug. 29, 1876 Charles ROBISON Seventy-five dollars gold coin, twenty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents silver coin, two rings, trunk and contents.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, August 31st.
Sept. 14, 1876 Joseph COATES Two dollars and forty cents coin, and one silver piece.  Delivered to City Treasurer, October 27th.
Sept. 14, 1876 Jean CHAQUIN Fifty-five cents coin, razor, spectacles, knife and memorandum book.  Delivered to City Treasurer, October 27th.
Sept. 15, 1876 Jennie BONNET Colt's revolver.  Delivered to FUNKENSTEIN, owner, October 4th.
Sept. 19, 1876 Unknown man Remington pistol.  Delivered to City Treasurer, October 27th.
Sept. 22, 1876 Christopher THON Ten cents, two shirt studs, and key.  Delivered to City Treasurer, October 27th.
Sept. 25, 1876 Frederick SPEAR Two dollars and twenty-five cents coin, derringer, watch, trunk and contents [two?] bundles of clothing, two chests containing carpenter's tools.  Delivered to Mrs. SPEAR, wife of deceased, November 2d.
Sept. 28, 1876 Unknown man Thirty cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, October 27th.
Oct. 2, 1876 Bernhard BENDEL Six dollars and fifty-five cents [...?] coin.  Delivered to Charles LUGE, Special Administrator, November 14th.
Oct. 2, 1876 J. WILKS Thirty-seven dollars and fifteen cents coin, cameo pin, silver snuff box, and [key?].  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, January 17th, 1877.
Oct. 3, 1876 Patrick HOGAN Thirty cents and night key.  Key delivered to land-lady of house, 250 Sutter street October 3d, and balance delivered to Treasurer, January 4, 1877.
Oct. 3, 2876 Michael S. O'NEIL Three studs, keys and papers.  Delivered to M. O'NEIL, father of deceased, October 3d.
Oct. 4, 1876 Seth BROWN Thirteen dollars silver coin, silver watch, watch chain, keys and personal effects.  Delivered to J.R. BROWN, brother of deceased, October 7th.
Oct. 8, 1876 David SOLOMON Eight dollars silver coin, whistle [...] cork screw.  Delivered to Asher GREENBERG, brother of deceased, October 9th.
Oct. 13, 1876 R.E. MAASE Four dollars and five cents coin.  Delivered to Alex GILBERT, to be applied on funeral expenses, November 20th.
Oct. 18, 1876 Peter McDONALD Eight dollars and fifteen cents coin, keys, papers and personal effects.  Delivered to [S? RENALL?], son-in-law, for widow of deceased, October 19th.
Oct. 19, 1876 John GALLAGHER Twenty-five cents, six shirt studs, and two sleeve buttons.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Oct. 20, 1876 George D. SCHICK Twenty-three dollars and fifty-five cents coin, four foreign coins, fifty shares Leo [M......?] Company's stock, two gold sleeve buttons, and trunk containing persoanl effects.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, October [20?]th, 1876.
Oct. 23, 1876 Joseph VIERRA Two dollars and fifty cents coin, bank book Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, showing a credit of $100.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, October 23d.
Oct. 26, 1876 Joseph SWALLOW Sixty cents and keys.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Oct. 30, 1876 AH YEU Three dollars and ten cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th.
Oct. 30, 1876 LE SING KONG Thirty cents and keys.  Delivered to LE AH SIN, brother of deceased, October 31st.
Oct. 30, 1876 AH KONG Purse containing forty cents.  Delivered to Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Oct. 30, 1876 GOW WONG Two Dollars and seventy-give cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Nov. 6, 1876 Simon GILB Smith & Wesson's pistol.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Nov. 7, 1876 John J. BERRY Seven dollars and ninety cents coin, sleeve buttons, two shirt studs, two rings, keys, papers, pistol and personal effects.  Delivered to C.J. ROBINSON, cousin of deceased, November 8th.
Nov. 8, 1876 Emma MEEHANS Two ear rings, one trunk and one valise containing clothing and personal effects.  Delivered to Ada MEEHANS, mother of deceased, November 8th.
Nov. 9, 1876 E.B. ABEL Fifty-five dollars silver coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, December 19th.
Nov. 15, 1876 Thomas JONES Thirty dollars gold coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, December 19th.
Nov. 16, 1876 Charles HORNER Trunk and valise containing clothing and personal effects.  Delivered to City  Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Nov. 20, 1876 August MESSERLE Thirty cents and valise containing personal effects.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Nov. 24, 1876 David GIBBONS Forty cents coin and pocket knife.  Delivered to P. GIBBONS, brother of deceased, December 3d.
Nov. 28, 1876 D.H.O. SCHMADEKE Twenty-five dents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Dec. 8, 1876 Robert O'HARA Watch, watch chain, two rings, bunch of keys.  Delivered to City Treasurer, February 13th, 1877.
Dec. 8, 1876 John BURROW One trunk and bag containing clothing and personal effects.  Delivered to City Treasurer, January 4th, 1877.
Dec. 8, 1876 Catherine WEISER Trunk keys and keys to rooms at No. 2 Sumner street.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Pbulic Administrator, December 9th.
Dec. 13, 1876 William W. MORTON Two studs, one collar stud, and revolver.  Delivered to City Treasurer, February 13th, 1877.
Dec. 15, 1876 TI HO Twenty cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, February 13th, 1877.
Dec. 20, 1876 A.J. CONROW Forty dollars gold coin, six dollars and sixty cents silver coin, silver watch, bank book Odd Fellows' bank, showing a credit of $239.09, receipt for 6,500 shares Lucky Rock Gold Mining Company's stock, valise and bundle containing clothing, chest of carpenter's tools, and pocket knife.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator December 22d.
Dec. 23, 1876 Gideon N. BARBER Silver watch, steel watch chain, keys, pocket knife, gold ring, five cents, "Harrison" medal, revolver, Knights' of Pythias pin, and chest of carpenter's tolls.  Delivered to Henry D. BARBER, cousin of deceased, December 24th.
Dec. 26, 1876 John C. PINCKNEY Gold watch, gold watch chain, gold ring, two gold studs, silver tooth pick, medal, crystal, eight dollars and eighty cents silver coin, keys, pocket knife, and papers.  Delivered to T.C. PINCKNEY, brother of deceased, December 28th.
Dec. 27, 1876 Alex. K. WILSON Seventy-five cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, March 8th, 1877.
Dec. 27, 1876 Ellen CONNOLLY Three dollars and seventy-five cents coin.  Delivered to Patrick CONNOLLY, husband of deceased, December 30th.
Dec. 29, 1876 Theresa VELBERT One dollar and fifty cents coin, bracelet, two rings, breastpin and earrings.  Delivered to Julia VELBERT, daughter of deceased, January 4th, 1877.
Dec. 30, 1876 Christopher JOSEPHSON Nineteen dollars and fifty cents silver coin, silver watch, watch chain, onyx ring, silk American flag, pocket book containing 58 cents coin, pocket knife, Colt's revolver, Smith & Wesson's revolver, "Terror" revolver, woman's apparel, trunk and sack containing clothing and personal effects.  The Smith & Wesson's revolver delivered to August PRACHT, its owner, January 2d, 1877.  Pocketbook and contents and woman's apparel delivered to property clerk, police office, January 17th, 1877.  "Terror" revolver delivered to Detective NOYES, January 20th, 1877.  Coin delivered to Massey & Yung, to defray funeral expenses, (as authorized by Resolution No. 10,206, Board of Supervisors), February 12th, 1877.  Balance (excepting Colt's revolver), delivered to City Treasurer, February 13th, 1877.  Colt's revolver delivered to Detective NOYES, February 27th, 1877.
Dec. 31, 1876 Joseph MOUNT Account book and papers.  Delivered to S.T. MOUNT, brother of deceased, January 2d, 1877.
Jan. 1, 1877 John HEARN Certificate of deposit, Pioneer Land and Loan Association Bank, for $30 coin, eighty cents silver coin.  Delivered to Massey & Yung, to defray funeral expenses, (as authorised by Resolution No. 1,026, Board of Supervisors, February 12th, 1877.
Jan. 3, 1877 Frederick LANDMANN Twelve dollars and sixty-five cents coin, trunk containing clothing.  Coing delivered to Massey & Yung to defray funeral expenses, (as authorized by Resolution No. 10,206, Board of Supervisors), February 12th, 1877.  Balance delivered to City Treasurer, February 13th.
Jan. 3, 1877 John IRVING Twenty dollars gold coin, thirteen dollars silver coin, four foreign coins, portmonnaie, pocket knife, and from the first mate of the barque "Eliza," four dollars silver coin, being the amount of wages due deceased at the time of his death.  Coin delivered to Massey & Yung to defray funeral expenses, (as authoruzed by Resolution No. 10, 206, Board of Supervisors), February 12th.  Balance delivered to City Treasurer, February 13th.
Jan. 5, 1877 John SELLECK Four dollars and ninety-five cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, March 8th.
Jan. 6, 1877 George G. FRUBLING One hundred and thirty-five dollars and twenty-five cents silver coin, two gold watches, two silver watches, one watch, three gold chains, two chains, one ladies' chain, notes, papers, two trunks containing clothing and personal effects, seventeen shares Red Men's Hall Association stock, twenty shares Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Company, forty shares Occidental Reduction, Refining and Mining Company.  Delivered to Cord Pope, Special Administrator, January 15th.
Jan. 12, 1877 Frank BACHSTEIN Bank book Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, showing a credit of $150, forty-five cents, fifty shares Leopard Mining Company, seventy-five share Hussey Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company, one hundred shares Woodville Gold and Silver Mining Company, and valise containing personal effects.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, January 12th.
Jan. 13, 1877 Edward LINDSEY One Sharp's pistol.  Delivered to A. JACKSON (as desired in letter left by deceased), January 12th.
Jan. 18, 1877 George GAYDON Fifteen cents and pocket knife.  Delivered to City Treasurer, March 8th.
Jan. 19, 1877 Jeremiah I. WHITTLE Nine dollars and fifty cents coin, sleeve button, collar button, two jet and pearl studs, two keys.  Delivered to Mary E. WHITTLE, wife of deceased, February 5th.
Jan. 20, 1877 Frederick LUCKS One dollar and fifty cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, March 8th.
Jan. 20, 1877 Blas PINA Watch chain, ring and papers.  Delivered to Louis PINA, brother of deceased, January 23d.
Jan. 27, 1877 H.F.C. RUMPEL Fifteen cents.  Delivered to City Treasuerer, March [8?].
Jan. 28, 1877 William SCHICK Colt's revolver.  Delivered to its owner, A.R. TUCKER, January 31st.
Jan. 30, 1877 Fred'k DEIDESHEIMER Thirty-five cents, pencil and ring.  Delivered to City Treasurer, June 6th.
Feb. 1, 1877 Frank P. BAKER Ten cents, bloodstone seal ring, three gold sleeve buttons, one gold stud, one coral pin, one collar button, one pair sleevebuttons, one gold chain, on e writing desk and papers, trunk and satchel containing clothing and personal effects.  Delivered to Frank McLENNAN for William BAKER, father of deceased, February 10th.
Feb. 1, 1877 John A. ALDRIDGE Ten cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, March 8th.
Feb. 5, 1877 Paul RENE Four hundred and forty dollars gold coin, forty-one dollars and sixty-five cents silver coin.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, February 6th.
Feb. 6, 1877 Charles JAEGER Bank book German Savings and Loan Society showing a credit of $246.43, trunk and valise containing clothing and personal effects.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrater [sic.], February 7th.
Feb. 7, 1877 Wm. P. McCULLOCH Watch, twenty-nine cents, five studs, two sleeve buttons, one collar button, gold pen, pen holder, letters and papers.  Delivered to the brothers of deceased, McCULLOCH Bros, Primrose, Iowa, March 14th.
Feb. 8, 1877 Samuel LYONS GOSS Eleven dollars silver coin, revolver, knife, [....?], papers and sack containing clothing.  Delivered to City Treasurer, March 8th.
Feb. 9, 1877 Harry HOWARD Five cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, March 8th.
Feb. 17, 1877 Chas. E. FIORATTI Ten cents, two studs, collar button, sleeve buttons, package of pictures, memorandum books, valise containing clothing.  Delivered to A.J. LALANDE, sister of deceased, for Mrs. HUBERT, mother of deceased, February 17th.
Feb. 17, 1877 Henry LENNON Thirty-six dollars and fifty-five cents silver coins, valise containing clothing.  Delivered to Peter LENNON, brother of deceased, February 20th.
Feb. 18, 1877 HOY TONG and GUCK PING Two stone bracelets, one silver bracelet, two ear-rings.  Delivered to PUNG TONG, father of deceasaed, February 18th.
Feb. 21, 1877 AH SING Sixty cents, two lottery tickets, keys, pocket book, knife and buttons.  Delivered to MING QUING, father of deceased, February 23d.
Feb. 23, 1877 John DURHAM One derringer.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July 3.
Feb. 28, 1877 Charles WERNER One dollar and ten cents, pocket knife, ring.  Delivered to City Treasurer, May 3d.
Mar. 1, 1877 Ditlef MONSON Four dollars and fifty cents coin, silver watch, three rings, three hundred shares Loyal Gold and Silver Mining Company, pocket knife.  Delivered to Mrs. A. SMITH for O.K. MONSON, brother of deceased, May 19th.
Mar. 7, 1877 Francis McGLENSEY Thirty-five cents, gold watch, gold chain, tape measure, three keys and pencil.  Delivered to Mary J. O'NEILL, neice of deceased, March 7th.
Mar. 11, 1877 AH SOON Keys, pocket knife, match box, bottle peppermint and papers.  Delivered to AH KUM, wife of deceased, March 13th.
Mar. 13, 1877 J. Russell PIKE Eight dollars and fifty cents silver coin, and pocket knife.  Delivered to Isabel PIKE, wife of deceased, March 15th.
Mar. 24, 1877 Joseph HARRIS Seven dollars and ninety cents coin. Delivered to City Treasurer, May 3d.
Mar. 29, 1877 Thomas HOPWOOD Three dollars and fifty cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, May 3d.
Mar. 31, 1877 Edward COLLINS Trunk and valise containing personal effects.  Delivered to City Treasurer, May 3d.
April 1, 1877 William CAIRNS Two dollars and sixty cents coin.  Delivered to Frank CAIRNS, brother of deceased, April 6th.
April 5, 1877 Emma C. SOUTHER Six dollars coin, twenty-five cents currency, gold watch, gold chain with $2.50 gold piece, 2 gold rings, keys, trunk containing clothing and persoanl effects.  Delivered to City Treasurer, May 3d.
April 5, 1877 Adolph F. SOUTHER Sixty cents, silver watch, masonic pin, three studs, collar button, gold ring, revolver, sixty-five cents, and trunk containing clothing and personal effects.  Delivered to City Treasurer, May 3d.
April 6, 1877 John STADERMANN One hundred and eighty dollars gold coin, five dollars and fifty-five cents silver coin.  Delivered to Mary J. STADERMANN, wife of deceased, Arpril 7th.
April 7, 1877 Bartholomew HEFFERN Three dollars and eighty cents coin, poocket knife and keys.  Delivered to City Treasurer, May [?].
April 8, 1877 Charles KANE One dollar and sixty cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, June 6th.
April 9, 1877 James HUGHES Five dollars and eighty-five cents silver coin, delivered to Massey & Yung on account of funeral expenses, (in accordance with resolutions of the Board of Supervisors in similar cases), May [17th?].
April 11, 1877 F.E. de SPILCKER Chest containing clothing and personal effects, tobacco box, lamp, oil can, pistol and fifteen cents.  Delivered to Joseph JOUVIN, sole legatee, April 13th and 25th.
April 14, 1877 Bernard Edel KAMP Sixty cents, knife, revolver, keys of trunk at [...?] Minna street.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, April 24th.
April 18, 1877 John EPPINGER Pocket knife, ring and papers.  Delivered to R. ALEXANDER, for wife of deceased, May 2d.
April 22, 1877 Frank ETTLIN Forty dollars, gold coin; twenty dollars, silver coin, gold ring; bank book San Francisco Savings Union, showing a credit of $12.75; five shares Wyoming Consolidated Mining Company, five shares Wonder Consolidated Mining Company, twenty shares Calistoga Mining Company, delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, April 24th.
April 23, 1877 Frances WARREN One dollar and twenty cents coin, gold ring and papers.  Delivered to E. MARRIOTT, sister of deceased, per A.H. LEVY, May 24th.
April 23, 1877 Thomas DUDLES Three dollars and twenty-fi e cents coin, one hundred and seventy-five shares South Comstock Gold and Silver Mining Company, valise containing personal effects.  Delivered to City Treasurer, June 6th.
April 26, 1877 Manuel DELEVRA Double-barreled shot gun, revolver.  Delivered to E. DELEVRA, wife of deceased, April 28th.
May 2, 1877 Thomas C. SALMON Bank book Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, showing a credit fo $401.68; watch, watch chain, "Exempt" badge.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, May 3d.
May 2, 1877 Hermann HUNTELMANN Twenty-eight dollars and sixty-five cents silver coin, ten cents currency, silver watch, nine studs, watch chain, "D.R.K.C.V." badge, papers, thirty-five shares Union Consolidated Silver Mining Company.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, May 3d.
May 4, 1877 Otillie KRILLE Forty dollars gold coin, gold watch, chain, breast-pin, earrings, two gold rings, watch, child's necklace, three breastpins, gold ring, bracelet, three pair earrings, key to room at 938 Folsom street.  Delivered to Fredrich KRILLE, husband of deceased, May 7th.
May 7, 1877 Michael CROWLEY Fifty-four cents coin, nineteen foreign silver coins, four copper coins, six nickel coins, revolver, fifteen cents currency, a purse filled with various kinds of stones from the Ural Mountains, trunk and valise containingg personal effects.  Delivered to James CROWLEY, brother of deceased, May 7th.
May 7, 1877 Rhody MAGUIRE Ten cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, June 6th.
May 14, 16 [sic.] 1877 George WALCOTT Five cents; knife; pipe; valise, containing tolls, pictures, underclothing, etc.; bundle of clothing and a double-barreled shotgun.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
May 14, 1877 SPOONER (?) [sic.] Fifty-five cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, June 6th.
May 19, 1877 John BROWN Ninety-five cents, silver watch, watch chain and keys.  Delivered to City Treasurer, June 6th.
May 24, 1877 Henry LEDERER Seven dollars and fifty-five cents coin, gold watch (No. 24, 346, Alfred GERARD, maker), gold chain with locket, two shirt studs, seventy-five cents, two diamond rings, two diamond studs, three rings, two studs, one scarf-pin, bank book German Savings and Loan Society showing a credit fo $5,5500, note for $4,000, one thosand shares North Fork Mining Company, receipt from T. MAGUIRE for $500 for chesnut horse "Killmore Boy", together with Brewster buggy and harness, pocket knife, seven car tickets, clothing and personal effects at 435 Bush street.  Delivered to Simon MAYER, Public Administrator, June 29th.
May 25, 1877 Loyd FRIZELLE Thirty-five cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
May 27, 1877 Wilhelm SAFFT One dollar and seventy cents coin.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
May 28, 1877 Jas. H. BURKE One hundred dollars gold coin, twelve dollars and forty-five cents silver coin, gold wach and chain, gold ring and two studs.  Delivered to Elizabeth BURKE, wife of deceased, May 28th.
May 31, 1877 D.M. KNOWLTON Canvas bag containing forty-three dollars silver coin and fifteen dollars gold coin, gold watch, watch chain, $3.15 silver coin, two rings, three pearl and gold studs, two sleeve buttons, collar button, two sleeve studs, bosom pin, revolver, (Grand Army of the Republic badge, "T.O.T.E." badge, two pen-knives, whistle, keys and papers.  Delivered to E. KNOWLTON, brother of deceased, June 1st.
June 3, 1877 Marcus SALINGER Five dollars and five cents coin, silver watch, watch chain, keys, two pocket knives, whislte, pair sleeve buttons, locket, two studs, and a collar button.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July6 3d.
June 4, 1877 George LYBECKER One revolver.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
June 7, 1877 Nathaniel T. CUTLER One dollar coin and a pair sleeve buttons.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
June 16, 1877 WONG AH TONG Silk handkerchief, glass salt cellar, ring and pocket knife.  Knife retained in Coroner's office as evidence in the case.  Balance delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
June 20, 1877 Waldo HASKELL Double barreled pistol and blank memorandum book.  Delivered to F.A. HASKELL, son of deceased, June 21st.
June2 22, 1877 Giovanni GAROFALO Two dollars and five cents coin, silver watch, pocket knife, dirk, box of cartridges, and two bills requesting transactions between G. GAROFALO and A. INGUGLIA.  Dirk and cartridges delivered to property clerk, police office, June 23d.  Bills delivered to property clerk, police office, July 5th.  Balance delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
June 23, 1877 J. FROST Twenty-five cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer July 3d.
June 24, 1877 H.W. SCHLUTER Twenty-five cents.  Delivered to City Treasurer, July 3d.
 
Total amount of money, $13,347.86.  Jewelry, stocks, clothing, etc.,, value unknown.
Benj. R. SWAN, M.D., Coroner 
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